Here are some of the posts that you may find useful.
I've digged deep in the archives to bring them to top of the water again :)

1. ajax and charset conversion issues
   
   If you write ajax applications and your pages are encoded in a non-UTF character set,
   you will most probably find yourself in need of a conversion mechanism so that the data you send to server is encoded properly without damaging native characters.
   
   
2. how to run linux without risking your hard-drive
   
   It's my first serious attempt to dive into the *nix world and hence I wanted to make the transition as painless as possible.
   
   Browsing the web I found that the easiest and harmless combination would be using a virtual machine. This way, I would not be creating a physical linux partition. Hence less risk on my side.
   
   
3. window.onload is soooo 90's
   
   I am working on a client-heavy ajax application and the more responsive I manage to make it; the better. Making the application load as fast as possible is a must-have goal for me.
   
   As you know, when DOM content loads and becomes readily available you can execute additional initialization scripts to lazy-initialize and organize the page.
   
   
4. Friends of your friend are most probably your friends
   
   The idea is simple. It applies to online social networks (6 degrees of seperation principle).
   So I thought why not apply it to links? Since I generally like my friends' friends, similarly, my second order links will be most probably the links that I like.
   

Hope you find them useful.

Cheers.

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